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Neil
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 breather cleaning when i whipped the alternator off the acad last week so i could fit it on the 2cv, i had the alternator sliding adjuster come off with it - turns out there was only one bolt holding the breather on & that wasn't much more than finger tight. I've taken the breather off now & was wondering if it's ok to clean in a parraffin bath? It's pretty chatty & seems pointless wanging it back on without attempting a quick clean-up (well it does to me!)  
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grifftravel
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Re: breather cleaning do you mean the oil stack?
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Russell
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Re: breather cleaning The reniflard.
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grifftravel
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Re: breather cleaning Oui
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Neil
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Re: breather cleaning yes
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grifftravel
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Re: breather cleaning In which case cleaning it in paraffin wont do it any harm and will make it look pretty and show people you love your engine. Check the gasket at the bottom is OK too
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Neil
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Re: breather cleaning thankyouplease.
Yes, the gasket was sausaged - another reason for whipping it off.
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grifftravel
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Re: breather cleaning Neil wrote: thankyouplease.
Yes, the gasket was sausaged - another reason for whipping it off. Never heard the term sausaged before, has made me chuckle. I am going to use that term so much now. So much nice than the one I use, f*cked.
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toomany2cvs
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Re: breather cleaning grifftravel wrote: In which case cleaning it in paraffin wont do it any harm I've never had one apart, but isn't there rubber in there? If so, that probably won't thank you much.
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Neil
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Re: breather cleaning toomany2cvs wrote: grifftravel wrote: In which case cleaning it in paraffin wont do it any harm I've never had one apart, but isn't there rubber in there? If so, that probably won't thank you much. that's what i thought - hence me asking...
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